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36-Count Sharpie Chisel Tip Highlighters (Fluorescent Yellow) Expired
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$32.64
Amazon has 36-Count Sharpie Tank Style Chisel Tip Highlighters (Fluorescent Yellow) for $8.99 -> Now $7.96. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders of $25+.
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Features:
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Features:
- Large ink supply delivers dependable highlighting
- Bright fluorescent yellow ink stands out on the page
- Versatile chisel tip easily produces wide and narrow lines
- Resists smearing of many pen and marker inks
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That being said it looks like a great deal if you can use them! Thanks OP!
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That being said it looks like a great deal if you can use them! Thanks OP!
I buy now for 3 kids for back to school. Store them in the craft closet with the .08 clearance notebooks from Target lol
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That being said it looks like a great deal if you can use them! Thanks OP!
From your own link:
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Yeah teachers really rolling in the money